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The oldest city of the future Co-Innovation Program
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What is VeniSIA
Venice, the oldest city of the future Below:
Venice and the target environmental SDGs for VeniSIA
VeniSIA is a sustainability innovation VeniSIA’s mission is to accelerate
accelerator, based in Venice and devoted entrepreneurial ideas, corporate labs
to the development of business ideas and start-ups to achieve environmental
and technology solutions able to face SDGs. VeniSIA aims to identify, scale and
climate change and other environmental commecialize entrepreneurial ideas and
challenges. VeniSIA attracts institutions, solutions to the market through business
companies and individuals who share the model innovation. Venice will thus turn
belief that it is the perfect background into the first 100% sustainable city.
to provide ideas and solutions for those
sustainable development challenges VeniSIA’s vision is to become the most
that are applicable to Venice’s fragile and important start-up accelerator for the
unique environmental ecosystem, and next generation of entrepreneurs,
yet scalable, to the benefit of the whole addressing climate change and other
planet. VeniSIA’s ultimate purpose is not to related environmental global problems.
make an accelerator in Venice but to make
an accelerator out of Venice. VeniSIA’s ambition is to repopulate
the city through a new generation of
residents, smart workers and students, to
Download the White Paper participate in the accelerator’s programs
and to live in Venice on the long-term,
“VeniSIA, the oldest city of the future” turning them from temporary tourists into
permanent futurists.
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Below:
Co-Innovation Program UN Sustainable Development Goals
affecting Venice
Introduction
Co-Innovation Program on
What is Co-Innovation? Climate Change & Circular Economy
“The use of purposive inflows and outflows Co-innovation promotes collaboration VeniSIA Co-Innovation Program on Both Corporate Partners and start-ups can and attract business opportunities thanks
of knowledge to accelerate internal between companies and the external Climate Change & Circular Economy also benefit from a wide range of events, to VeniSIA’s global network.
innovation and expand the markets for environment, in particular with start-ups, scouts business ideas and technology such as Innovation Camps and Demo
external use of innovation” (Chesbrough, universities, institutions and research solutions for Corporate Partners and Days, to boost their international visibility
2003) is the current definition of Open labs. These synergies can help companies develops innovative POCs to meet the
Innovation. to innovate their value proposition, Partners’ sustainability challenges.
business models and processes while
Companies need to embrace new models solving present and future economic, The Co-Innovation Program is a
to capture external business ideas and social and environmental challenges. 12-month experience with the final aim
technology solutions in conjunction of identifying the perfect business or
with internal R&D. The companies that In order to find sustainable solutions, technological match and developing a
are most likely to thrive in this new open VeniSIA fosters Co-Innovation leveraging win-win long-term partnership.
innovation era will be able to gather its global network of companies, start-
external business ideas and technology ups, research institutes, consultants, The matching framework successfully
solutions and at the same time they will universities and innovators through a shapes a Co-Innovation path leveraging
share and apply their own ideas in new wide set of services and programs tailored both the Corporate Partners’ sustainability
markets and contexts. to the needs of every single stakeholder. challenges and needs for financial returns,
and the start-ups’ disruptive business
ideas and technology solutions.
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Co-Innovation Program Phase 1 to Phase 4 = 12 months
* Number of start-ups p/Partner
Phases
2 months 2 months 3 months 2 months 2 months 3 months For the duration of the program
Phase 0 Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4
Corporate Start-up Start-up Business Co-Innovation Communication
challenges scouting selection case (with 1 start-up) activities
selection In Out In Out selection Phase 1 Phase 2
among • Logo on communication materials
• Annual event
1. Business case modeling: POC/Pilot:
€ 200.000 8 400 80 80 16 16
•
•
Demo Day
Plenary workshop
• Goal achievement • Dedicated workshop
Main Partner • Active participation of the partner
• Media relations
challenges start-ups* start-ups* start-ups* • Accountable HRs for each milestone
• Sustainability Board
• Selection of business line
among • Mitigation of the project’s risks
• Logo on communication materials
PARTNERS’ PARTICIPATION FEES
• Selection of HRs from VeniSIA, start-up • Annual event
€ 100.000 4 200 40 40 8 8 • Demo Day
2. Business case validation: • Plenary workshop
Premium Partner & partner • Media relations
challenges start-ups* start-ups* start-ups* • Project definition / Scope • Sustainability Board
• Operations calendar
among • Strategic, financial & non-financial
• Logo on communication materials
€ 75.000 3 150 30 30 6 6
benefits • Meeting scheduling •
•
Annual event
Demo Day
Core Partner • Fit with corporate strategy • Plenary workshop
• Sustainability Board
challenges start-ups* start-ups* start-ups*
• Implementation approach
among • Risk & financial analysis
€ 50.000 2 100 20 20 4 4 • Logo on communication materials
X
Supporting Partner 3. Business case presentation
challenges start-ups* start-ups* start-ups*
€ 25.000 1 50 10 10 2 X • Logo on communication materials
X X
Seed Partner
challenge start-ups* start-ups*
STUDENTS’ Co-Innovation
PROGRAM Internships
Course
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Co-Innovation Program
From phase 1 to Demo Day
Phase 1 - 2 months Phase 2 - 3 months Phase 3 - 2 months Phase 4 - 5 months Demo Day - 1 day
Start-up scouting Start-up selection Business case selection Co-Innovation Demo Day
Launch of global open call for start-ups 1. Pre-screening 1. Presentation of the program to Start-ups, 1. Business Case - Phase 2 1. Demo Day
Investors, Mentors, Partners & SMEs (online event) Business case modeling: implementation plan for • Global Demo Day (VeniSIA, Partners, SMEs,
• Kick off (online event) 2. Face to Face interview option selected in Phase 1 Investors, Mentors)
2. Matching between start-ups and Project • How the goal will be achieved
• Active Scouting • Assessment of technology solutions & business ideas Managers • Who will be accountable for each milestone 2. Awards Ceremony (sponsored)
• Info collection (Video Pitch, Pitch Deck, Investments, • How to mitigate the project risks • Best in Digital Marketing
• Applications Phase, TRL, Patents, Tracktion, etc.) 3. Restricted Demo Day (Companies, Mentors, Business case validation: creation of business case • Best Business Model
• Via VeniSIA Website • Collaboration ideas with Venice Investors, SMEs) documents • Best in Sustainability
• Via Partners • Collaboration ideas with VeniSIA’s Partners • Project definition/Scope • Best in Legal
• Others 4. Video-calls scheduling • Strategic, financial & non-financial benefits • Best Innovation
3. Pre-selection for Partners • Fit with corporate strategy
5. Business case - Phase 1 (Problem – Options – • Implementation approach
4. Selection for the program by VeniSIA & Partners Solution) • Risk & financial analysis
Business case presentation
5. Legal admission to phase 3 6. Networking Development
2. Business Case - Phase 3
7. Selection for the Pilot/POC by VeniSIA & Partners POC/Pilot: joint implementation of business case by
start-up + company/City/University
• Business line to be involved in the project by
company/City/University
• HRs to be involved in the implementation within:
• VeniSIA
• Start-up
• Company/City/University
• Operations calendar
• Scheduling of meetings
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Start-ups Benefits
Selected start-ups (from phase 3)
Possibility to develop a POC with cor-
Co-Working spaces
porate partners
Contribution for living expenses Networking with start-ups, 20k money price for each finalist
(i.e. housing & food) companies, mentors and investors (1 finalist p/partner)
Potential collaborations with
Mentoring & Strategic Advice Demo Day
companies
International visibility Introduction to strategic partners
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2022 edition on Climate Change & Circular Economy
Partners
Confirmed Partners
VeniSIA is one of the work areas of
Venice world Sustainability capital
Foundation
New Partners
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2022 edition on Climate Change & Circular Economy
Call for Startups & Ideas
3967 Scouted start-ups
63 Countries of origin
+262% Start-up candidates
compared to 2021 edition
Watch the video
“VeniSIA, 2022 Co-Innovation Program on
Climate Change & Circular Economy”
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2022 edition on Climate Change & Circular Economy
Start-ups funnel
Scouting Pre-Selection Selection Co-Innovation Demo Day
Applications Pre-selected Selected
3967 received 450+ Start-ups 50 Start-ups
4 POCs
€ 20.000 each
Launch of global open call Face-to-face interviews & start-up Business case development , one Pilot/POC between Demo Day &
for start-ups pre-selection for phase 3 to one meetings and networking start-ups & companies Awards Ceremony10 2022 edition on Climate Change & Circular Economy Sub-topics 1. Low-carbon mobility a. Technologies and/or fuels for low-emission vehicles, in particular for heavy vehicles b. Technologies and solutions that facilitate/accelerate/improve the recharging of electric vehicles (e.g.: dynamic systems, contactless, battery-swap, …) c. Technologies and solutions for multi-service (intermodal hubs) and distributed (connecting networks) mobility infrastructures that enable the production and storage of renewable energy d. Carbon capture technologies to be integrated into mobility infrastructures e. Solutions (e.g.: AI, IoT) for the analysis and exploitation of data related to mobility flows (people, goods and transport modes), for the estimation of related emissions and the identification of active interaction systems with travelers (e.g.: accessibility to airport terminals) f. Electrification of ports and related activities (e.g.: cold ironing, sustainable mobility development)
11 2022 edition on Climate Change & Circular Economy Sub-topics 2. Innovative and sustainable materials a. Concrete for energy assets b. Packaging of electric equipment c. Circular plastic-based grid equipment d. Technical clothing for operators e. Workwear and personal protective equipment (PPE) 3. Stakeholder engagement and social acceptance a. Increase of the stakeholder engagement b. Increase of the social acceptance of renewable plants
12 2022 edition on Climate Change & Circular Economy Sub-topics 4. Data analytics and smart predictions to fight climate change a. Analytics applications, AI and IoT technologies for the processing, analysis and monitoring of climatic parameters (e.g.: sea level rise, coastal erosion, ...) from a predictive point of view b. Implementation of monitoring systems for the quality of the marine and coastal env ronment c. Biodiversity conservation (offshore platforms) 5. Sustainable supply chain to reduce environmental impacts a. Solutions to make logistics sustainable (e.g.: automation, digitization, efficiency of activities, …) 6. Circular economy & waste management a. Industrial symbiosis b. Use of feedstock and alternative/innovative technologies for recycling plastics c. Wastewater treatment solutions
13 2022 edition on Climate Change & Circular Economy Sub-topics 7. Smart cities & communities a. Connected roads & connected ports b. People flow analytics c. Sustainable, energy efficient and connected buildings (historic, private, corporate) d. IOT platforms for sustainable next generation smart cities (e.g.: energy saving, connected lights, pollution monitoring, …) e. Water monitoring and water pollution monitoring f. Safer cities (physical security) g. Solutions for “circular communities” h. Development and digital integration of renewable energy sources
14 2022 edition on Climate Change & Circular Economy Sub-topics 7. Smart cities & communities j. From hyper tourism to sustainable tourism k. Talent attraction l. Digital inclusion (solutions to build a digital and sustainable city for all) m. Solutions to foster meetings for the residents of the “Cities of the Future” (e.g.: connecting communities and initiatives) n. Storm Water Management
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2021-2022 milestones
Community Activities
50+ events
28M people reached 200 students
online, in Venice & abroad,
through +260 press & media of Ca’ Foscari University
among which
appearances, among which engaged with
the ‘Opening of the Italian Pavilion’
‘The London Times’ and ‘SkyTV’ internships & project works
at Expo 2020 Dubai
6.400 companies attending
100+ mentors
VeniSIA Days
sharing expertise
in Venice & online
with selected startups
(2021 & 2022 editions)16
2022 edition on Climate Change & Circular Economy
Selected start-ups
From Venice Area:
Bettery, Circular Materials, Green Energy Storage & River Cleaning
2022 Selected
start-ups17
2021 edition on Climate Change & Circular Economy
Selected start-ups
From Venice Area:
221e, 9-Tech, E-concept, Energintech, Next Future Transportation, Crafted & Urbnx
2021 Selected
start-ups18
2021 edition on Climate Change & Circular Economy
2021 finalists
Waste Management Circular Economy Air Pollution Sustainable
Digital Communication
60% acquired by +20M€ of evaluation 15M€ of revenue
1M€ of evaluation
Greenthesis Spa
1.3M$ raised since joining 100K€ raised since joining 1M€ raised since joining 30 employees under
the program the program the program 30 years old
+40 publications on their 250k€ prize by 4 international Based in the sestiere San Polo,
HTC technology Intesa San Paolo patents held Venice19
VeniSIA
Contacts
Fondazione Università Ca’ Foscari
Calle Larga Ca’ Foscari Dorsoduro 3859/A, 30123 Venezia
CF 03387580271
P. IVA 03387580271
www.venisia.org
venisia@venisia.org
@VeniSIAccelerator
#VeniSIA
#VeniSIAccelerator20
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